Sentence examples for told noisy from inspiring English sources

The Queen guitarist Brian May told noisy protesters outside Parliament they had scored "a victory" for wild animals and democracy.

Three years ago at the Beijing Olympics Li told noisy local spectators to "shut up" during her semi-final against Dinara Safina.

All told, a noisy and welcome surprise.

Mr. Christofias, 62, told a noisy crowd, "From tomorrow we unite our strengths.

Outside, the former prime minister told a noisy (but notably small) rally of his supporters that it was a "day of mourning for democracy .Ignoring the histrionics, a majority in the upper house defeated a string of motions intended to block Mr Berlusconi's removal following his conviction in August for tax fraud.

"We run the risk of talking about a district that is no longer financially able to operate," Dr. Hite told a noisy meeting of about 450 parents, students and teachers at Martin Luther King High School in the Germantown neighborhood on Dec. 19, at which district officials were trying to sell their plan.

Today, Mr. Blair told a noisy session of Parliament there was not a single instance in which his government made any claims that were wrong -- including the one in a September "White Paper" that charged that Mr. Hussein's chemical and biological weapons "are deployable within 45 minutes of an order to use them".

Federer had a somewhat easier go of his turnaround, with del Potro's knee part of his downfall, as Greg Garber writes on ESPN.com, but also had the uncharacteristic moment of telling a noisy fan to shut up.

The only privatisation of an NHS hospital came under Labour, Nick Clegg has told MPs in noisy exchanges in the House of Commons.

This tells us not to make too much of one month's data; payroll numbers are, as economists say, noisy.

Everything else is violent, cruel and noisy," she told the Radio Times.